Sentence examples for on their demonstrations from inspiring English sources

Ziamani was given money, clothes and a place to stay by the group, attended their talks in the basement of a Halal sweet shop in Whitechapel and bought a black flag to take on their demonstrations.

He attended the group's talks in the basement of a halal sweet shop in Whitechapel, London, and bought a black flag to take on their demonstrations, saying "I'm going to rock it everywhere I go in the kaffirs' face".

Facing the full force of a crackdown on their demonstrations by the Syrian army and police, at least some of the city's residents have taken up arms, either to defend themselves and their communities or to go on the attack.

The EDL members were doing what they always do on their demonstrations.

Now that the Childs are taking a year off from television and the show is being seen only in reruns, she is delighted to be able to travel with them on their demonstration tours.

During class time, they will identify the main elements of their demonstrations based on the questions for consideration (provided as a handout for easier student access), create their outline and identify responsibilities for completing the recorded programs.

It is not confirmed that this is Ricky's blood, but the community is outraged and went here as a focal point of their demonstration on Sunday, April 1st.

Protesters around the nation have said the break up of Occupy Wall Street by New York police on Tuesday would have little impact on their own demonstrations.

Like many of the actions they had first taken on their campuses, their demonstrations were often aimed at educating the public about what Chavez's constitutional referendum would mean for Venezuelan life.

Adding that police had at one point come under gunfire, and that several officers had been injured by rocks and bottles, Johnson urged peaceful protesters from now on to limit their demonstrations to daytime and not give cover to criminals at night.

Variables were considered for adjustment in the multivariable regression models based on either their demonstration to be confounders (i.e., significantly associated with both target attainment and the outcome measure) or prior evidence of their association with the outcome.